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vomer /vo·mer/ (vo´mer) [L.] the unpaired flat bone that forms the inferior and posterior part of the nasal septum. vo´merine
vo·mer (vmr)
n.
A thin flat bone of trapezoidal shape that forms the inferior and posterior portion of the nasal septum and articulates with the sphenoid and ethmoid bones, the two maxillae, and the two palatine bones.

vomer·ine (-m-rn) adj.

vomer
[vō′mər]
Etymology: L, plowshare
the plow-shaped bone forming the posterior and inferior part of the nasal septum and having two surfaces and four borders.
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Vomer

vomer [vo´mer]
a bone forming part of the nasal septum; see Appendix 2-3. adj., adj vo´merine.

vomer (vōˑ·mer),
n the thin plow-shaped bone of the skull that forms the anterior and posterior parts of the nasal septum.
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Vomer.

vomer (vō´mr),
n the single facial bone that forms the posterior portion of the nasal septum.

vomer
a bone forming part of the nasal septum. See also Table 10.


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Vomerine tooth patch triangular-shaped, without a median posterior extension, and sparsely covered with small teeth.
Vomerivulus Fowler, 1944 was proposed as a new monotypic subgenus of Rivulus based on the possession of vomerine teeth in its type species, R.
caudomarginatus by possessing more vomerine teeth, longer dorsal fin base, and a unique male colour pattern.
 
 
 
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